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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-09-10

dered rich classical music with the
organ.
J By request Of the patrons of the
| ROUNDABOUT. and through the
courtesy of its editor, append
the names Of the esteemed ladi IS
who spread the sumptuous ban
quet:
Mrs. Elijah Brewer. Mrs. John
Harrod. Mrs. John Moore, Mrs
Elijah Harrod. Mrs. William Har-
rod. Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mrs.
Thomas Brewer. Mrs. Jennings
Pulliam, Mrs. Nicholas Moore,
Mrs. David Waits, Mrs. John r.
Harrod. Mrs. John Blankenship
and Miss Bette Taylor.
We would earnestly urge upon
parents to visit their schools. If
there was more visiting there
would be less grumbling.
We had the pleasure, last Mon
day, Of being at the open of the
City Schools. We found the
superintendent, teachers and pu-
pills at work. All seemed happy
and contented.
One little bright-eyed girl gave
Col. Ford, a good answer, last
Monday. He was lecturing them
on the necessity Of being regular
in their attendance-not to stay
away even for company. The lit
tie girl spoke up and said, 1--WE
will bring our company with us. "
That is the way children. Take
your company to school, and don't
stay at home for any thing except
sickness.
If you are an old teacher you
have no business to teach as you
did last year. You must teach bet
ter.
The liking or disliking of a sub
ject depends upon the way it is
taught.
The calmness Of ignorance is
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-09-10
Turnip Seed at the South
Side Drug Store. oil
Educational.

The Franklin Teachers Asso
citation and social picnic, on las,
Saturday, was day long to be
remembered by the citizens Of
Flat Creek. From the morning
dawn until Soils highest ascent in
the meridian, all the leading ave-
nues were jammed with baskets,
dogs and boys, hurrying to the
grounds prepared for the recep-
ton Of guests.
The new building was soon fill
ed to it's utmost capacity with the
sweetest human flowers that ever
adorned similar occasion.
AS the great clock announced
the hour of ten, all eyes were turn
ed towards the south windows en-
pecting the distinguished arrivals
of Col. Hunter and Col. Ford,
the patriot soldiers of public edu-
cation.
The manager, seeing a sea of
bright upturned faces expecting
the curtain to rise, introduced
Prof. Rufus Dinkle, who delivered
a brilliant address, which teemed
with thought and talent.
Superintendent Hunter spoke
two hours, and not sound or
whisper was beard in that vast as
sembly.
He analysed the past and pres
ent school system to the edihca-
ton of all present. He demon
strated the weakness of our time
worn, moss-brained political enc
mics to Federal aid. His address
shall live in the minds of this gen.
Grafton.
Doctor Wilson,, the learned and
gifted orator, delivered the closing
address and also pronounced the
final benediction.
A choir Of trained singers rem
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Forks of EIkhOrll.

Mr.. w. T. B. South is sick
with fever.
A refreshing shower last Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. G. c. Hughes was on the
sick list last week.
Bro. w. J. Williams resigned as
pastor Of Providence Church last
Sunday.
Our Sunday-school here is in a
flourishing condition.
Col. r. H. Young and wife, of
Versailles, spent Sunday with DR..
Thompson ard wife.
DR.. Pryor, Of Georgetown, was
down in this section last week.
Mrs. J. b. Wood fell out of
door on Sunday and broke her
ankle.
Miss Lulie Lee, Of Flemings-
burg. is visiting Miss Annie
Wood, near Woodlake.
Several of our citizens attended
the Lexington fair last week.
Mr.. William Pryor. Of Wood.
lake, attended the Bourbon fair
this week.
Mr.. G. c. Hughes is making
some Improvements on his house
occupied by our enterprising mer-
chant, Mr.. Cass South.
Mrs. Ryland Bedford has been
quite sick with fever. AT present
she is improving and we hope will
soon be well.
Mr.. c. H. Parent commenced
his school here last Monday with
~ scholars. Bro. P. is a good
teacher and will do his work we'll.
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Come Early and Make Your Selection.

stupidity. but the calmness OF
knowled &c is Godlike.
Children are like small necked
bottles. If you PEN in they are
not filled. but if you put in a drop
at time you get something in
after a time.
Teachers remember the "Coun.
ty Institute" meets the 27th.
Come and bring your trustees and
as many Of your scholars as pos
sible.
Remember the Educational
Meeting at Pleasureville, on Sat
urday the 24th inst.
We are requested to publish
and Call the attention of parents
and guardians to the following
rules which govern the Frankfort
City Schools:
ARTICLE VIII.
IS ?. The schools shall be
opened daily for instruction, from
Monday to Friday inclusive. The
hours shall be as follows: From
the first Monday in April to first
Monday in November. from 81
o clock, a. m, to p. m. and
from the first Monday in Novem-
Der to the first Monday in April,
from 9 o'clock, a. M, to o'clock,
p. M, with a recess of fifteen min
utes at 10 or half past 10 O'Clock,
a. m, and Of thirty minutes at IL
m. In case Of one short recess
the school may be dismissed at
1880.
r Il X 4
ARTICLE X.
IS ,. No pupil shall be receiv-
ed or continued in the schools UNI
der the age of six years.
X X X X X
IS 8. Any pupil who shall be
absent four days in four consecu-
tive weeks, shall be suspended by
the Principal and shall not be re-
admitted except by order Of the
Trustees. No pupil shall be sus-
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pended when the absence is caused
by sicnkess or special religious holi-
days
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
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Miss Mollie Morgan. of Scott
county, was the guest Of Miss
Jennie Featherston, last Sunday.
|, Miss Mollie spent last week with
Miss Drue Church, near Stedman,
vile.
The Sunday.school picnic, last
Saturday, in Bro Blacks woods,
was quite success and was enjoyed
by all present.; and especially the
speeches by Bro. Bagby AID Col.
Thos. B. Ford. The iInner was a
royal feast. Many thanks to Bro.
Black for the use of his ground.
The Lexington Fair, which
closed last Saturday, is said to
have been one. Of the most sue
cessful ever held by the Associa-
ton.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-09-10

Carefully compounded. Patent Medicines
Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal
purposes, "
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-28

rom 'ac r.. b., tAl C1lrier
"Receutly, OF late" two fair form,
have daily passed this ollico with a
beautiful silver drinking cup, winding
their way to nice little Spring just
out near The corporate limits. The
IL aination has been so great that the
office has ,orou-iy contemplated en-.
ployiug some one TO fill the chair Of
the senior editor, who liuds more
attraction n gazing on their hand
some forms than following the mon
ctonous t,dIum Ut a pencll-pushcr.
y man with n bigger h.art than
lawyer Pickens seldom comes along
our turnpike He agreeably surpris-
ed our sanctum yesterday with line
twenty one-p pound watermelon sc.
companlcd by p bevy of sweet ladies.
The Colonel Mrs. Brick, Misses
Florence and Angelina Adams and
Grace stephen constituted the party.
aud to say that the melon wa, nee.
and the ladies' nicer, would taindy
express a good thing We wish our
lot were thrown with such men slwsv-
and the hdics, well--thc good Lor5
ano", We love them harder than
thunder could bump u stump
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people aud turn loose such money
Then TOO, the concentration of the
business here, if only for three or
four years would constitute an slra1t.
age worth striving for. But many
people complain that it seem. to be
more the purpose of the Alliance to
trade tor subsidy than to seek for
advantage. Ia this they are q good
deal ike the railroads and other
forms Ct monopoly. Now 1t is the
theory OF many good business men
and excellent farmers that
in locating business such
as the one proposed by the Allan e,
nothing else should be considered
than central location, easy rail ia
ciIit.e- aud Accessibility to tho state.
heal,n. school ana social advsn.
tage, tor the operatives and conduc-
tors OF these great enterprises. Well,
IT thi, il so, where in Texas can the
\ lance 20 and find more advanta-
gee than right here in Waco-thc ex-
act geographical centre, penetrated by
railroads, north, south, east and west,
with health rs good "A, the blue ridge.
the finest public school, in the state.
colleges, universities. churches of al
denominations, and with all the other
adiuncts of !u-ty pushing and eili-
cicnt civilization.
1t would be well for our committee
10 remember these things and it Will
not do Tor the Alliance to forget
them; that is, if she Is looking tor
advantage rather than y bonus. sur
rounding Waco. we have the
richest and most populou, farming
COUNTRY In Texas So that for
local business, ,ocal backing aud To-
cal support in every way. the Al
Isur' can ind no other poin in Tex.
a- cqu.L audI,, one superior We
dcprc late these same advantages
"hou $50 consent o. give uurca
A0.o bout to ..ure ti- enterprise.
nld l.tWe Unf. hJ "t..l thing on
It JUS. Nc 'l-t o. -ea l,-
$500. H'I Basin ya'erI Dee
.Irt we u n M-. aLeI
.... wm'.HuI.y '-iHHrE a- wcl
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LINCOLN, Neb August ~ About
25O delega' c, attending the convcn
ton Of the national Board of Charities
and Corrections, reached the city al
n o'clocK this morning They were
Immediately taken iii charge OF
10y committee of citizens
and shown over the city
They then proceeded TO the state
in, Iue hospital and state pcnitontiary
on u tour of inspection. They will
return to tho city this afternoon
when an address will be delivered by
Dr. Brukerhon, Of Mansfield. The
delegates will leave tor Omaha thi,
evening.
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A Word About CatanI

1T Is thomucous membrane 'ha' WON ,,',,
semi.huii envelope surrounding tue u'' ''',
tissues " the air and fooi passages . ,,',.I
tarrh makes its stronghold. once e'' '',. n,
n eat, into the very yiiuls mad fshTaffi,e,n
buta long drawn breath of mus .fl a,nnS,ins b,
dulliug The sense Of hearing .m 'scu.y Z
power Of speech, destroying, tLhte1,ny ihe n
smell, talnting the breath, ana N,,i.N Syciitf
fined pleasures Of taste. ln'ldlo l,'55 Al 10.
ing GA from simple cold ~ wv nn,e3;a
saulis the memhranous luing az i,sst. CO.,
the bones, eating through me u'tning -.
and causing inflammation Sou srus,iou ~
DEATH Nothing short Of tuta' era ri iltea
secure health TO the pat eulf An .nfsdic
lives are simply procrheuhAt 1,a,fi 70.
l'Rdiug toaf IN termination ,in.
zeal cure, by inhalation eud lAle .,.i iht "
tratiou, has never miled even an tsJr
case rs, made frishtful intoAA', ,s,ls 40
constitutions, hearing, sm,l "n' tGofol,~
been recovered. and the dlseHN
driven out, .,sofOus9
sanflrd's Radical cure CONSISTS ytsrlfJ,
tie OF the RRdicai cure one slsr la|
scl,eut and one improved GNlIe 'iji,e.I
wrapped iu one package, win '"'
price Sl.,O. ,g, Bo.0D
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From iue Alyarado Bulletin.
To work the conyicts on the public
roads would save money to the people
aud furnish healthy employment to
the convicts, besides giving the county
better roads. Dallas county has tried
it and likes it so well she keeps
it up. Now let johnson fall into
line.
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ION INC NUsIIn statcslnAn.
1t has indeed come to pretty pass
when the governor OF Texas cannot
appoint an anti-prohibitionist to office
without his being attacked and
slandered as though he had commit
ted some crime. SO much for the
bigotry OF attempted moral re-
forms
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-28

From the San Antonio Times.
The Express intimates that it
doesn't care much what the Time
thinks OIL the tarill question. 1t will
bc the pleasure of tm- paper, in the
future, a. in the past. to 90 npel the
Express to care what the Times thinks
on that subject.
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From thu Dallas Times.
1t seems impossible to convince the
prohibition editors that George
Clark did not allude to them when
be hiuted that the auti-prohibitionists
intended TO read out only the
leaders.
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made as able fight a. THE ENAMiNER
did, perhaps your city would have
given larger majority than it ala.
GRAND MASTER WORKMAN Pow
DERBY is ali excellent man, out he
will have to part with hi, know
nottingham or slip down aud out
from the leadership of the knights
Of Labor The two wont run together
at all.
his sunday, and Or. Black isstill
preaching those great sermons "llch
have made his visit here iIusirious.
SAN FrsHBURN, OF the MeXia ledg-
cr, maxi, one of the very best week.
lie, in Texas
The pecan crop Is reported as lar
ger ,han for a number Of years past.
TnE preacher III politics must 20.
We want our pulpt- pgrc.
TIE lhird party men are now all
on the anxious bench
The lelford s'ill hang out.
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WINE the small fry editor, OF pa
.cnt oo~e!cd sheets are hopping the
= "eaI rom Their brows and. lr'ng
lhelr puny pellets Of disapproval at
peor5e Clark, that great WarwjCk ia
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TWIN stop that coughing, 'icblnl in mos
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death fruta consumption.
After the disease lad hHillel the ,sill Of +,
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all hopes of recovery, after spending W..
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United ~tatcs aud MeNico .thod1 relei, \.
Robinson has At last discovered ltMgt
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This wonderful calarlh ccrc can Aow 9i "
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To many who have been without .nT h
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night, n bow Of promise that heath snu D''
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Office q Austin street ais at W. A. Wilma
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Cuctclius is not sold by dfuggl's. WYNN
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comfortably reposing at White Sui
phur Springs, sweetly oblivious of
the total humiliation these Lilliputs
are preparing for him.
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Next 10 - Graveyard

From tho Bryan Pilot,
Next to u graveyard, "late" pros
hibition printing office is about the
most lOnesomesT place We know
Of
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The Prohibition pinni,

UNI III regard 10 tlc tWcilth PAM
~ the Galveston platform, IL wil
he expur yed, but be wa- wrong IN
another-wrODg when hp assumed
that no anti prohibition plank would
be inserted only O. incidentally
through an endorsement Of the forth
coming national democratic stiorm
OF course the national declarati on on
this point would have, a. II ought to
have, infinite weight with Texas
democrats but with All due defer
cnce to it, and to senator Coke. the
lcla- democracy will tahe the uIl
by the horns and insert the very
strongest anti-prohit.tiou, or anti
sumptuary plank which 10 possible
90 construct with the ElglI-h Ian
guagc IL has just come ~ thl--li
we would pre-eryo scmOleuce OF
oar old time democracy, we must
take some line Of policy which will
set these i,m- a.. outside of it.
There cannot be ANY furthcre DALI
ancc IN these matters. The rsnke.t
heri-ie- creep into the party faith,
and are suffered 10 remain all IN.
challenged until there is An unhcai
My and DANGEROUS schi-m formed
which actually threatens the
very existence of the party. and at
any rate so loOsens thu bonds a. that
traitors live and thrive in the inner
most reccsscs of the faith senator
Coke says prohibition and all manner
Of sumptuary policies is uuiemo-
crate That ought TO be- -uili,i nj TO
warrant the employment OF a.l the
enginocry Of the party IN warfare
agait IL Fortunately, in Texas we
can get ON wilma majority Of luJNuu
votes I,, thur 10 Is today, and with
such % margin wo c,u afford 90 fight
crrornuy dat ON amy part d.; the
rouud au3 at my h aud wc
up,loyctur 1DRu democracy Wn bp
l..rnt fo 'to f.u.- or orc,
t.uitt,.. ua. uno4 .. Nose.
snuu .hh.t0nN-N....l.r
.t.r.etat lns N..0u p... u
Uuy rnal We uuot W.r 3d.
.ltc mN.erct so muca rmH..u
m.rta.. s-t,i- TO ibe cuerre- of
passion aud 'ac '0Hmi.n- oi
prejudice.
IL d. always u Alarming aifum-
-n'. w.en The clergy OF the static
enter politics, but it Is, and should
be-, doubiy n,armlug TO TIE dem
ocreiic parry when they
enter IL, councils aud fight
with all their vast power tie vital
principles of the faith, 1t means
something and the best OF party wis
dom can be employed in no better
cntcrprilo than that which enquiries
into what IT is they want, and what
are the hc-t means OF confronting the
croIe which come within the reach OF
,"' f"'''' Nv u''''o''"'! nus ho
higher or AoIier duty to pcri,u
no" IMAM 10 P'o''''o 'he person"
"''' = u INV PooP'e "n''h 'he hA'
Won tor them in her long cont, s.
with political error generated undoi
the one expressive word, psternalism
" N"' u II uoe' make racket
" NV ''N'' 'Ho froh'olUohI I" INA
j -. -'" nam '''"s NJ Oh one o. 'h'
o'''''' ana most u'' 'ruc'l'c PoAt
'''' ''''''' ever We" III TINS STATE
W. ""' 0'"'' " h"' cared th'l !
wac parry were NPl' wac apart 80
'"' '''l' VI ''' ""y prevailed o
'0''''" uo,'' '''H Us me yer.
o ,"E' ''' ~ "'" icc'lN' constitutes
w. '''''' '''' must u"' "'aL'n "
''''' "'' 'N"'l W '"i'e "ho' He
t '.' ''o' III 80 restore 'H' hhes al'
! '"0 VI" P'.N o"'N WIZ
, " " E''''o"S pf'uc'H'e
amount WnTIII
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-28

WACO, TEXAS, AUGt ST, =, 1850
WACO is healthy.
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WE are buying cotton freely now.
Tho farmers know exactly where to
ship to secure the best pricCs
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The circus season is nearly here.
AL the young and many oil the old
boys rejoice.
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COTTON begins TO move through
our streets in the comfortable old
way.
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CorroNvILLr II il, gout'omen.
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THE shooting of Prot, 5or Quinn
yesterday byJa-. NJ Drake is one of
the sadde-t occurrcuccs In the his DRY
of this city. Professor Quinn was "A
poor man with a large family OF
young children wholly dependent
upon his eXertions and labor, for su>.
tcnancc brake has also IA family OF
several children and these have no
mother to care for them Indeed is
ii u sad, sad affair aud one which
has profoundly shocked tho entire
community. ABIDE from tie misery
it has brought upon two hcirle-,
families the od.um which will attach
to the community in consequence
VIII bc tc.t e. apubhc hardship
When wi, tie day come wien men
will be wiling 10 submit all ,ucl
cases OF dispute to arbitration aud
cease taking the aw and yongcanc,
into their own hands 4 tu!I report
Of the causes which led up to the
murder aid that eicltWl be fouu,
in another colum ,oi day 'SEN,N.
lNER
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TIr business Of Waco Is hcnlthy.
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CHEAP COLUMN
WANTED,

gstesyis lr% etnaa Of an sna s,ts5,d%%a'
1.rss at once, Mrs. G. e. '"g Ssoot w4se,' {
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M ANTED-1o buy ali IT,
w hand goods. 10 eyehs iuds of So,
ana 10 rent furniture. Waco Sssse new IN n;
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PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS.
PHYSICIANS.

Nm. Lcnneker. II. %. Jno D. Frazer. 81 o.
lENNEKER & FRAZIER,
Once over Levine BIOS corner lhiri md
Austin once hours lO a 90 GOO " 40 au.i 90
oipm
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w AN,TrED-one hundred 49,,
', at Wa!o Curiosity Shop. 'ee' Of cou.l-.
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Bro. l'RiDGs shows very dctt
acquaintance with the uses OF carnnl
weapons, in h, warfare with the
News.
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Tine great revival Il, the l,r-t
Christian church on WASHINGTON
street conducted 10y Rev. Dr Black.
still goes on with unauated ,igor.
The good doctor came mere At tune
when the pa. ior OF the people were
y ] unAme with political excitement,
but hi wonderful devotion, eloqucuce
and lea ninghave cen such that Ae has
forced n just recognition, aud nightly
and daily the beautiful cdiucp has
been crowded VITA proiounly inter
estod people, and u great number OF
conversions have been made, amorg
an excellent class of citizens. Hi.
work will result In lifting tho CHRIS.
tan church from one OF the weakCsr
in number, in the city, TO one of the
strongest a great preacher has come
quietly among Il, and Is about The
Masters work, leaving alone that OF
secular or political workers. A vast
amount OF good has been accomp-
i,hed, and We hope he VIII remain {
.ong time with Us yet,
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oliS. n~change
ad states and f.
/.
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made as able fight as The ENAMiNER
did, perhaps your city would have
givcns larger majority than it did.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-28

IL by sleeper, Clifton & Co. poe, ogielis
en- Sent. l. ~ ,s'i,oon H.
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The pecan crop Is reported a. lar
ger ,han for q number of years past.
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LNOR SALE one Wheelock pl,,o
II new, Originsl cost $40 'V S')l v
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